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You could use MXroute for just outgoing relaying am not even sure if @jarland even allow user to do that or not most likely he dose not care too much unless your sending spam or a crazy number of emai

I have 4 redundant dovecot/postfix instances, with two of them relaying through mxroute for deliverability. The other two handle the mail internally. These are all loadbalanced through HAProxy using t

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Am thinking it might just better to use Mxroute but i prefer to keep my email hosted internally so plan b is send the email via Amazon ses is that a good idea not too sure if amazon like that.

EDIT: Or check out @jarland's latest deal that he put up after my post: https://billing.mxroute.com/index.php?rp=/announcements/107/Black-Friday-2017.html

I've had no issue with MXRoute, either. Use whichever works for you.

I'm really kind of torn between MXroute and Mailcheap haha. I like what @jarland has going on, and that it's straight up no-bullshit email. But looking into Mailcheap, I do see that there's more sto

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Don't need mailgun with MXroute, I pay for the best email delivery money can buy, and charge you a tiny fraction of a fraction of what it costs me (Image)

there's options out there like Rackspace email, MXroute, Fastmail, and G Suites.

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Of course, I'm just fooling around -- I was expecting some sort of position for MXRoute in light of the recent difficulties in handling support requests. I guess DigitalOcean works too (Image)

MxRoute would be the cheapest afaik

From your pool, only mxroute within your budget.

Push mxroute and if I can't pay you quickly, I'll tell you why and I'll make sure you get every dime. Everyone hits less preferred situations, no one likes it, but you should only be hyping a product

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Oh god. I better get my house in order at MXroute before Black Friday, or I don't get to participate (Image)

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